Scapegoat time?

The stock markets are reeling. Unemployment is on the rise.
When is it time to ask:

Will the world turn to the Jews to blame ....once again?
As the economies grind to a halt and people lose homes and
life savings will the fascists, communists and anti-Semites
come out of the closet full bore?

As world governments scramble to keep power, will they turn to
favorite distraction?

This situation is post gold toilet. In the past the world had
to hate Jews on their own, now they have the fossil fuel slum
lords to finance their dirty work.

The real test of "diversity" is a recession leading to a depression.
The term recession describes the reduction of a country's gross domestic product for at least two quarters.

A depression is a recession that lasts longer and has a larger decline in business activity. The yardstick of a depression for many is an economic downturn where real GDP declines by more than 10 percent.

It can’t happen here? If the economy continues to dwindle, the haters will be out in force. They will use the Internet and every means possible to push their anti agenda. Every minority group need fear being blamed for :
bad economy, unemployment, bank failures, oil prices, food shortages, house foreclosures and so on. The USA has to now watch it's back as well as defend itself against international terrorism.

Once the USA loses the Democratic principle it was founded on and for, she will
become a very large banana republic. The bribes and graft are already happening.

The answer....

Aliyah: Live the dream. Next year we could be in Jerusalem!

These guys will help!!

The mission of Nefesh B’Nefesh is to revitalize Western Aliyah and expand it for generations to come, by removing the financial, professional and bureaucratic obstacles that are preventing many potential Olim from fulfilling their dreams. In the process, we hope to send an unmistakable signal of Jewish solidarity linking Israel and the Diaspora.

Nefesh B’Nefesh provides Aliyah services in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom.

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